Lalbagh is one of the most well-known botanical gardens in India. Enjoy strolling around the park's beautiful fountain and gardens; take a break and watch the birds fly by. The garden has a lovely glasshouse that displays rare plant species. Families can spend a few hours in the park and relax.
Bangalore Palace, a perfect combination of Indian and Tudor architecture, is situated in the centre of Bangalore and is said to have been inspired by England's Windsor Castle. The palace has great artworks, fountains, and gardens. The Palace has 35 rooms that offer a glance into the kings' luxurious way of life, while its architecture transports you back in time.
MTR is one of Bangalore's most well-known restaurants, acclaimed for its delicious South Indian food. Their creamy signature Masala Dosa and vadas are highly recommended and worth the wait if there is a queue. The rapid and polite service is noteworthy.
Wonderla Amusement Park is a famous spot for kids and adults. The park has around 60 rides, including high-thrill, low-thrill, and exciting water rides, suitable for everyone. The park's quality and maintenance are impressive, and the rides cater to all age groups. Get yourself energised for some adventure!
The Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum is a delightful place for both children and adults, with over five galleries filled with interactive displays on technology, biotechnology, space, and more. It's the best place to inspire the young minds and to understand the different areas of science concepts. A perfect ending with some knowledge and fun!
Families may want to add a visit to the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium to the itinerary if they have more time. On your way to or from lunch at MTR, you can make a quick stop at St. Mary's Basilica, one of the oldest churches in Bangalore. Families with less time may want to skip the Visvesvaraya Industrial & Technological Museum and add an extra ride session at Wonderla.